If you could teach anyone to do anything what would it be?

[greatmuta]

Of course to think for themselves and to let others live how they choose as long as they're not hurting anyone. To each his own. If every human would let every other human just live their lives how they want what a beautiful world that would be. :rastasmoke: It all seems so simple to me.

[psteve]

i guess you just don't understand what mental addiction is.....

cannabis produces a good feeling, it makes you feel good, you want it again... because of the euphoria... now read my post closely, i'm not SAYING euphoria is addiction, i'm not saying cannabis is PHYSICALLY addictive... but i garuntee there are alot more people on these forums who could wake up tommorow and if given the chioce, cannabis.com for life, or weed for life, they'd choose weed...... then people who would choose the other way around... therefore cannabis is more addictive than cannabis.com (in response to "cannabis.com is more addictive than weed is")

and dude, you really should step back and look at what i'm saying... i have a feeling you're only arguing/rebuking everything i say because of the initial comment of telling you to stop being so pro-weed like it's absolutely perfect and divine and there is not one thing wrong with it and there's no way it's addictive.....

for a simpler version, refer to chronicjoint's post... (since you're not seeming able to decipher mine)

I read CJ's statement and it is also based on misinformation as to the nature of addiction.
As someone who has beaten two addictions, and spent ten years as a drug and alcohol counselor, I am here to tell you that there is no such thing as 'mental' addiction.
There is Physical addiction, in which one is addicted to a physical substance.
There is Psychological addiction, in which one is addicted to a particular behavior.
And in very rare cases, there is emotional addiction, in which one is addicted to an emotional response pattern.
Getting upset because you can't get more weed until tomorrow does NOT qualify as an addiction.

[Storm Crow]

Compassionate kindness. To not "just walk on by". To see the "other guy" is just as frailly human as you- even when he's being an ass. Peace be with you all. - Granny:hippy:

[HighTillIDie]

i would probably teach people about the universe, and how all the answers are all around us, but people are so blind they become numb to reality, and that causes a distancing to it... people would follow the golden rule a little better i think... live happier, have more purpose.

and by the way dude, weed may not be addicting, but after 12 years of smoking, when i had to quit for a month or two i realized i was going through withdraw (i don't care how many facts you throw at me, it was withdraw) and i craved to follow my set habits, and i felt akward in situations where i was normally high, causing me to crave it uncontrollably... and yes you could call this more habit.... but to me if the kid looks black to the police, it doesn't matter if he is mixed

[PaRaNoIa]

I would teach someone who couldn't read and write, to read and write.. Oh.. And to get the spelling 100 %.